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The phrase "in line with previous reports" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to something that is consistent with what has been previously reported, for example, "The results of this study are in line with previous reports that indicate a correlation between x and y."
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These findings are in line with previous reports [12, 13].
The global mean CMRglc and Ki observed in control subjects are in line with previous reports.
Regarding demographic characteristics, our results are in line with previous reports.
In line with previous reports, we established a correlation between EVLWImax during admission and poor outcome [42].
Our observed enhanced uptake of the rod-like MSPs is in line with previous reports on rod-like MSN biobehavior.
These findings are in line with previous reports.
Our finding, therefore, is not surprising and in line with previous reports.
These frequencies of the caspase-12 genotypes were in line with previous reports [5].
The expression in KCs is largely in line with previous reports by others [13].
In line with previous reports the dominant isoforms were FOXP3fl and FOXP3Δ2.
In line with previous reports, different aggregate morphologies were observed in the fourth layer of subgingival plaque.
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